ALL meanings of inset
in·set
I i - noun inset Put in (something, esp. a small picture or map) as an inset. 1
- noun inset something inserted; insert. 1
- noun inset a small picture, map, etc., inserted within the border of a larger one. 1
- abbreviation INSET influx. 1
- noun inset the act of setting in. 1
- noun inset a piece of cloth or other material set into a garment, usually as an ornamental panel. 1
- verb with object inset to set in or insert, as an inset: to inset a panel in a dress. 1
- verb with object inset to insert an inset in: to inset a mounting with jewels. 1
- adjective inset inserted, set in 1
- transitive verb inset set in, insert: sth 1
- intransitive verb inset insert: into sth 1
- noun inset sth inserted, set in 1
- adjective inset Something that is inset with a decoration or piece of material has the decoration or material set inside it. 0
- countable noun inset An inset is a small picture, diagram, or map that is inside a larger one. 0
- verb inset to set or place in or within; insert 0
- noun inset something inserted 0
- noun inset a small map or diagram set within the borders of a larger one 0
- noun inset a piece of fabric inserted into a garment, as to shape it or for decoration 0
- noun inset a flowing in, as of the tide 0
- verb transitive inset to set into something; insert 0
- noun inset something set in; insert 0
- noun inset a smaller picture or map set within the border of a larger one 0
- noun inset a piece of material set into a garment 0